Johnny Marto - Revision history

Luckett at 20:16, 21 March 2012

2012-03-21T20:16:31Z

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	'''Johnny Marto''' was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).		'''Johnny Marto''' was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).

	In addition to the ~~112~~ fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. ~~There~~ is reason to believe that he fought ~~Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers,~~ Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.		In addition to the 122 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. For instance, there is reason to believe that he fought Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.

Ric: moved Human:52157 to Johnny Marto

2009-12-20T18:01:28Z

moved Human:52157 to Johnny Marto

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Ric: main image replaced; linked to former image

2009-12-20T18:01:18Z

main image replaced; linked to former image

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	[[~~file~~:~~Marto.Johnny~~.jpg\|left\|~~from Mecca cigarette ad~~]]		[[File:JnMarto.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
	<boxer>052157</boxer>		<boxer>052157</boxer>
	'''Divisions:''' Featherweight & Lightweight		'''Divisions:''' Featherweight & Lightweight<br>
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	Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).		<br clear=all>
			'''Johnny Marto''' was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).

	In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.		In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.

	~~The accompanying picture is from a Hassan cigarette card, owned by Luckett Davis.~~

John: Boxer:Johnny Marto:052157 moved to Human:52157: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T07:53:07Z

Boxer:Johnny Marto:052157 moved to Human:52157: Pagemove by bot

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Ric: noted that he was considered a feather & lightweight

2005-08-20T03:34:44Z

noted that he was considered a feather & lightweight

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	[[file:Marto.Johnny.jpg\|left\|from Mecca cigarette ad]]		[[file:Marto.Johnny.jpg\|left\|from Mecca cigarette ad]]
	<boxer>052157</boxer>		<boxer>052157</boxer>
	'''~~Division~~:''' Featherweight		'''Divisions:''' Featherweight & Lightweight

	Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).		Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).

Luckett at 03:23, 20 August 2005

2005-08-20T03:23:04Z

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	In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.		In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.

			The accompanying picture is from a Hassan cigarette card, owned by Luckett Davis.

Ric: inserted Mecca cigarette ad image

2005-08-20T01:46:42Z

inserted Mecca cigarette ad image

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			[[file:Marto.Johnny.jpg\|left\|from Mecca cigarette ad]]
	<boxer>052157</boxer>		<boxer>052157</boxer>
			'''Division:''' Featherweight

	Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early ~~twentieth century~~. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).		Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early Twentieth Century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).

	In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.		In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.

Luckett at 03:24, 3 July 2005

2005-07-03T03:24:59Z

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	Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early twentieth century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once.		Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early twentieth century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once (by Jim Bonner in New York, November 2, 1911, in a fight that Marto won by newspaper decision).

	In addition to the 112 fights presently shown on his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. He is ~~believed~~ to ~~have~~ fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.		In addition to the 112 fights presently shown in his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. There is reason to believe that he fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.

Luckett at 02:20, 2 July 2005

2005-07-02T02:20:31Z

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	Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early twentieth century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 ~~traced~~ fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once.		Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early twentieth century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, Jim Driscoll, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 known fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once.

	In addition to the 112 fights presently shown on his record, Marto is believed to		In addition to the 112 fights presently shown on his record, Marto is believed to have had a number of others. He is believed to have fought Lew Sheppard, Lew Meyers, Tommy Shea, and other opponents, in fights not yet traced.

Ric: wikified

2005-07-02T02:18:27Z

wikified

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	Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early twentieth century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 traced fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once.		Johnny Marto was a hard-bitten lightweight of the early twentieth century. He fought Jack Britton, Ted (Kid) Lewis, Leach Cross, Abe Attell, and numerous other outstanding fighters of the period. In 112 traced fights he was never knocked out and is known to have been knocked down only once.

	In addition to the 112 fights presently shown on his record, Marto is believed to		In addition to the 112 fights presently shown on his record, Marto is believed to